Ultimate Guide to GMAT Geometry, Part II: Polygons, Perimeter and Area, Parallelograms Chapter 5: Polygons in GMAT Geometry Remember how I’ve mentioned like ten times about how a straight line creates a 180-degree angle? If not, well, it does. Now, think about this. What happens if we were to magically fracture that line? If we … Read More
Here’s the Solution to this Crazy-ass Problem: List T Consists of 30 Positive Decimals… Now I’m not going to lie and tell you this question is easy. It’s actually a total beast. And for that reason, I suggest that you repeat this question and repeat it again and then repeat it again until it makes … Read More
Here’s a simple GMAT Fractions trick that will help you out when you see a situation where you have to divide by 9 or 99 or 999, etc. It’s actually a really neat little trick and you’ll see it quite often in questions such as this one: Here is a quick tip for you, you … Read More
Is it even possible to use Possessive Antecedent on the GMAT? This is an interesting topic that recently came up on Reddit. So… can you use a possessive antecedent on GMAT? Short answer: YES, but try doing it sparingly. It’s not good writing or good practice. By the way, if you don’t know what a … Read More
Are amounts of money singular or plural in GMAT Sentence Correction? Short answer: BOTH. Seems like this might be tricky, but it actually won’t matter and depends on context. That is, do you say “two-hundred dollars IS on the table” or “two-hundred dollars ARE on the table?” It will really depend whether you want to … Read More